Chapter 13 bankruptcy benefits
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can be a very powerful tool to help a debtor save his or her assets while at the same time allowing a feasible plan to deal with the debtor’s debts. Below are some of the top tools a Chapter 13 bankruptcy offers. 1. You can protect non-exempt assets. Huh? what does […]
IRS Tax Debt and Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy offers many debtors a remedy to wipe out IRS tax debts when all other remedies such as offers and compromise have been rejected. In addition, for many debtors, the bankruptcy remedy is superior to any other remedy. Bankruptcy IRS tax law is very complicated and requires significant consultation with a bankruptcy attorney. The basic […]
Chapter 13 bankruptcy benefits
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can be a very powerful tool to help a debtor save his or her assets while at the same time allowing a feasible plan to deal with the debtor’s debts. Below are some of the top tools a Chapter 13 bankruptcy offers. 1. You can protect non-exempt assets. Huh? what does […]
Procedural changes for current Chapter 13 bankruptcy clients
The Honorable Judge Waites just announced on August 24, 2012 some new procedural changes that could have an effect on current Chapter 13 bankruptcy clients that have William K. Stephenson as their trustee. The most significant change would be for motions to reconsider. The old procedures required a hearing. The new procedures can avoid a hearing if: […]
Beware of the Tax Consequences from Settling Credit Card Debts
Tax debt article written by Columbia, SC attorney Daniel Stone Before many of my potential clients hire me, they ask me if can they settle credit card debts on their own. Sure you can, but do you fully understand the full legal consequences of settling your credit card debts? Lets examine some of the elements of settling a […]